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Just some thoughts on Humidity. A quick Google search just showed care sheets that say to keep your Corn enclosure between anywhere from 40-60% humidity on one site to 50-70% humidity on another - and others in between those numbers. Anyone who lives in Tennessee can attest that most of our...

Any idea what this little girl is? The red is more Candy Apple in the sunshine than I am used to seeing. Someone suggested possible Blood Red genetics, but I know nothing other than Normals and Okeetees. And if she is a "normal" form a breeding project, who knows what is swimming around in...

How about an update from my big boy from Don at South Mountain?

My 2013 Okeetee from Don Soderberg. Healthy little gentleman...

My 2013 Black Milk. At a little over 2 years old, he is getting some good size on him.

Been a while since I frequented this wonderful forum, so thought I would start back with a collection update vid. 2 Corns in here, so I hope it fits within the rules. My first Corn is from Don, and he is simply amazing. Then I go to a Corn I bought off another breeder, though I forget who it...

My daughter and my Okeetee from Don Soderberg at South Mountain Reptiles:

One of Don's 2013 Extreme Okeetees. Colors are coming in nicely.

If you use Flexx for heating a T-8 (or any xpvc cage), how well does the heat radiate through the bottom xpvc panel? It would seem too thick to allow the heat to transfer. Thanks for the education!

Not quite a pic, but vids are better anyway :spinner: FZ-Lfb9kels&feature=youtu.be

I see replies in threads constantly that say: "Anything over 86 degrees F can burn your (Corn, King, Rat) snake." May I ask why people believe this to be the case? I just probed my palm and it read 93.6 degrees F. My snakes are perfectly safe in my hand. They don't get "severely burned"...

It's no secret that the only Corns I like are Okeetees (but the Anery's that look like young Black Rat Snakes are pretty cool as well). So I am out of touch with morphs and such. But I do try to keep up with prices - it's just something else I enjoy doing even though I don't keep those snakes...

SpyderK has been on me to post a pic of my Cal King, so here goes. He is a desert phase - should hold the bright white as he grows.

I ordered my first frozen online order this week from Mice Direct. Granted, shipping is a killer - and I used 3 day select ground. But for 100 pinks and 100 fuzzies at $80, that still only comes out to 40 cents per mouse. I can live with that. There was PLENTY of dry ice still in the box...

It's amazing how the sun light brings out their colors!

Tubs set up and running: Sterilite #1753 15 Qt. VE-200D Thermostat 3 in. Flexwatt. Thursday should be a good morning, as I have ordered a couple of Extreme Okeetees from Don at SMR.

I frequent the classifieds just to see what's going on in the world of buying and selling. Lately, no one is bidding on auctions. Snakes stay for sale with no replies, only bumps, for quite a while. What's going on? Is it truly just the economy, or are there other factors involved?

Seems I see a LOT of Tesseras for sale on several sites. And they STAY for sale for quite a while. Is the market already flooded, or are people just not buying them anymore at such high prices? Or am I just totally mistaken by what I interpret?

I am looking for either a Great Basin Gopher with Black saddles or a nice, clean San Diego Gopher with darker saddles. Not interested in the Sonoran type with brown saddles at all. Prefer a nice, bold black stripe at the eye as well. Thanks!

This is a public service announcement Anyone considering a rack for 32 qt tubs and worried about it not being enough room... You get more floor area than in a 20 Gallon long :cool: ========================= 32 qt Sterilite 1755 tub: 382 sq. inches 20 gallon long tank: 378 sq. inches...